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It's more simple than that: pull the plug on the entire turing machine. Lua runs in a VM, so you can stop it from the outside, which wouldn't be possible if the
by DarkWiiPlayer 6y ago
It's more simple than that: pull the plug on the entire turing machine. Lua runs in a VM, so you can stop it from the outside, which wouldn't be possible if the code was running directly in the CPU (Without an OS underneath it, that is).
- mikevin 6y agoYou could argue this doesn't really count as preventing though. It's preventing a symptom instead of the underlying problem.